Streaming Clouds
Along the coast line dramatic streaming clouds
Along the coast line dramatic streaming clouds
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RDVPhotography
July 30, 2016
Beautiful but not sure that horizon is level, but maybe you wanted that due to the slope of the clouds?
Kcable
October 05, 2016
thanks! does it matter? sometimes its perfect and sometime i just like the off set of composition.
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Location
Pass-a-Grille Florida is at the end of Saint Petersburg BeachTime
around 10am on a cold winter morning and in Florida when its 60 degrees it's cold, especially when the wind is strong and blowing hard.Lighting
I waited for the sun to go behind the clouds so they were back lit to give them a more powerful bright look. Also the wind currents were very strong and streaming the clouds at different levels.Equipment
Nikon D7100, 12-24mm lens, ISO 100, 1/640th sec, f/10Inspiration
the look of the black lit clouds and the streams of different level clouds.Editing
yes, it was the look of black & white when I shot this. Photoshop conversion and a little dodge and burning in the contrast areas. and working in the tones to keep the overall scene from going to heavy in contrast.In my camera bag
I have three different kits for different types of production. for this style of shooting I have a small bag with 1 camera D7100, and three lenses, 12-24mm, 60mm micro, and a 180mm, batteries cards, and a Nikon flash. small tripod kit two has 2 bodies D800, D7100, 15mm zeiss, 24mm nikon, 50mm zeiss, 60mm nikon, 85mm zeiss, 70-200 nikon zoom and a nikon 300 cards, batteries, nikon flash, go-pro camera and a few accessories medium tripod kit 3 is like above add 16mm fish eye, 3-5 strobes and a ring flash with battery power, small generator, large tripodFeedback
shoot shoot shoot, take some notes if you can to remember what you did, experiment and remember what you did. look for shots that are unusual and different.
